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Certainly: "The camel, whose humps store fat, can survive for long periods of time without water."
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Use the word whose in a exclamation sentence?
Whose book is this?
How do you use Cleavege in a sentence?
I know two very different ways to use the word: In reference to a woman's body: The v-neck tee shirt showed her cleavage. Or in reference to biology: As the cells underwent division, the cleavage furrow formed, and the animal cells split.
A sentence using the word reference?
The teacher made a reference to use this website for my project.
Can ''it'' be used with living thing?
it can be used to represent a person or animal previously mentioned, or about to be mentioned, whose gender is unknown. It would be most polite not to use the word in connection with a person
When do you use quotations to short form a word?
for letter reference
How do you use the word reference initials in a sentence?
After writing the business letter for my boss my reference initials were included
Which reference should you use to find another word for famished.?
A thesaurus would be the best reference to find another word for "famished". You can also use online thesaurus tools to quickly find synonyms for any word.
What is a contextual reference?
An artist whose work links with yours - you have to use + copy their work and techniques to support your final piece.
How do you use the word reference point in a sentence?
a good reference point is a very large tree when driving on a road
What is the Russian word for animal?
The Russian word for animal is животное, spelled zhivotnoye and pronounced zhi-VOT-naye. Plural for animals is животные.However, if you want to use figuratively to mean a fearless and virile male (as in "He was just an animal in that game!"), the appropriate word is зверь, pronounce zver.Don't make a mistake of calling a person whose raw power you admire a zhivotnoye. That would mean he is a beast, a pig, or a lowlife.
Is the use of the word heart misconstrued?
In reference to those who have no heart, obviously, yes.
How else can you use the word whose?
Whose question is this? The person whose question this is didn't make it clear what they mean by 'how else'. Well, it doesn't matter whose question this is, we can only do the best we can.
